What is your p-value? Consider a fixed factor ANOVA in which a chemical engineer applies the sameamount of a certain solution to equal amounts (10g, weight) of each of the sixalkali metals: Lithium (Li), Sodium (Na), Potassium (K), Rubidium (Rb), Cesium(Cs), and Francium (Fr).For each of the six alkali metals, a sample size of n = 11 was taken.The chemical engineer wishes to determine if there is a difference in the time ittakes for each of the six alkali metals to dissolve when treated with this certainsolution, so an ANOVA at a = 0.05 was conducted.The population variances were all judged to be equal, and each population wasjudged to follow a normal distribution, and the samples were takenindependently of each other.The following (partial) ANOVA table was constructed:SourcedfSMSFp-valueChemical???127.1342.38????????Error???663.3616.55Total???

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The population variances were all judged to be equal, and each population was judged to follow a normal distribution, and the samples were taken independently of each other. The following (partial) ANOVA table was constructed: Source df MS F p-value Chemical ??? 127.13 42.38 ???? ???? Error ??? 663.36 16.55 Total ???

The population variances were all judged to be equal, and each population was judged to follow a normal distribution, and the samples were taken independently of each other. The following (partial) ANOVA table was constructed: Source df MS F p-value Chemical ??? 127.13 42.38 ???? ???? Error ??? 663.36 16.55 Total ???

MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications

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